Sentences with phrase «often see in video games»

These high school seniors aren't just fodder — they're three - dimensional characters with complex inner lives that you don't often see in video games.

Not exact matches

I'll be honest — most of the time the term «date night» is more often associated with my husband and I staying in, making dinner in our sweats, and playing video games than it is going out to see and be seen.

Given the nature of more recent events in the world today, this could be a masterful choice by Rockstar to deliver the same Western action - adventure that we all loved from RDR with a modern day relevance that we don't see often enough in video games.

Full disclosure, I m not a Street Fighter aficionado (beyond general knowledge of watching some tournament and a few videos) and am mostly a PC gamer, so I don't often see what is usually way more offensive (Japanese games) and way more worthy (even if not in my eyes) of the kind of outrage western games seem to get.

I may be a veteran player, but you'd be surprised how often I still see poorly designed stuff, even in games by the big, professional video game companies.

Video games are often remembered for the things you do in them, the areas you explore, and the sights you see, but imagine what they'd be like without sound.

It's a simple title, even more so than Orisinal's similar UFO game The Truth Is Up There released nine years ago, but the grainy graphics, distant buildings, out of focus elements, and sound effects (e.g. cars driving by, turn signals) really capture the feel of those amateur videos you often see in documentaries about aliens.

This is something we see too often in video games.

Abilities: Both Chip & Dale would have the ability to lift items as that is what they have done in the classic cartoons with Donald Duck and in the Video Game as they often are seen lifting huge heavy objects above their head and also use this as a weapon.

Video game tie - ins for big budget films are often seen as a quick way to cash in on the hype and tend to lead to games which aren't up to standard.

It's not very often that you see single - player games in the video game market anymore, but they're still being made.

Now, we see plenty of cameo appearances in video games as well, often from established companies (Nintendo), who love putting a little extra effort into making their rabid, slobbering fanboys (not you, calm down) happy, by showing them Mario's face in a bathroom window or something.

Motion capture, stuntmen, and choreography are often required to create the elaborate, realistic combat sequences we see in modern video games.

I'm not often surprised when I play video games, but when I saw a small child use a noose made out of thorns to hang herself within my first hour of A Rose in the Twilight, I was absolutely shocked.

Given the nature of more recent events in the world today, this could be a masterful choice by Rockstar to deliver the same Western action - adventure that we all loved from RDR with a modern day relevance that we don't see often enough in video games.